What We Check
Thorough Termite Inspections
A Hexagon termite inspection follows Australian Standard AS 3660.2, covering all accessible areas of your property. Ruben services termite inspections across Adelaide's northern suburbs — including Modbury, Para Hills, Salisbury, Golden Grove, and Tea Tree Gully — using professional-grade moisture meters and thermal imaging techniques to detect activity hidden behind walls and under floors.
- Full internal and external property inspection
- Roof void and subfloor inspection (where accessible)
- Garden, fences, trees and outbuildings checked
- Moisture meter readings throughout
- Detailed written report with photos
- Clear recommendations with no pressure to upsell
Termite Treatments
If active termites are found, or if you want to protect your home before they arrive, Hexagon offers:
- Chemical soil barrier treatments
- Termiticide applications around the home perimeter
- Baiting and monitoring systems (Exterra, Sentricon)
- Direct wood treatments for affected timbers
- Ongoing monitoring programs
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a termite inspection take?
Most residential inspections take 1–2 hours depending on the size of the property. Ruben will provide a detailed written report following the inspection.
How often should I get a termite inspection?
Australian standards recommend annual inspections. In high-risk areas or properties with previous termite activity, every 6 months may be advisable.
Does home insurance cover termite damage?
In most cases, standard home insurance does not cover termite damage as it's considered a preventable event. Regular inspections and treatments are your best protection.
What are the signs of termites?
Common signs include hollow-sounding timber, mud tubes on walls or foundations, discarded wings near windows, tight-fitting doors or windows, and blistering or buckling paint on walls.
How much does a termite inspection cost in Adelaide?
Call Ruben on 0404 430 627 for a transparent, obligation-free quote. Pricing depends on property size and access requirements.
